Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-04
q Germany.
The NEWS OF THE waEK.

7 The NEWS OF THI WEEK.
BERLIN, July 3.-The unceasing efforts
OF Prince Hohenloh, Count Henckel and
Herr Kramst, large German land owners
| in the Russian provinces, to have them
selves exempted from the effects Of the
/ Cars ukase, have failed of the desired
result, the St. Petersburg government re-
fusing TO make exception IN favor of Gny-
body, and therefore these land owners,
together with Prince Radziwill6ud Prince
Reuss find themselves compelled TO sell
/ their estates in Russia al q virtual saCri-
flee.
1t is again asserted among Gipl9ma.s
that Count Hstztelt, German minister 80
London, will shortly succeed Cunt Won
Munster as German ambassador TO Paris,
Count Herbl~t Bismarck replacing Count
Won Haizielt at London.
The Plan Of tee government 30 provide
for wOrkmen IN their old age, will BE- sp-
pied a. first Ouiy To Industrial wGTkmen.
q which it is estIms:ed the number is
GOO. The minimum pension 10 tie al
lowed is 100 marks yearly. The state
emTlOyeS aud WOTBmen each cOntribut-
ing one-third Of the pension fund, which
Will he S JsX on escl individual Of three
marks JeaTly. II is estimated that
state CreGiJ Ct %, Goa, 900 marks will Re
required. All wOTGmcn over fifty years
ot age when the bill is passed, will be IN
cluded in It's benefits
The military council las decided upon
q reform which will prevent the move
ments of troops becoming known TO the
pleOple and thus possibly to an enemy
in event Of modifying the army. The
In, -Lo -.
which have hitherto been permanent
structures will in future DC kept in the
shape of materials ready 10 be built at 8
days notice. When troops are moving
their destination Will be kept secret as
long as possible, even from the railway
employees.
Prof. Nirchow's latest report UPON the
growth in the Crown Princes throat has
not yet been published, but in telegram
to the Emperor the Professor expresses
hope that no further operation will be
necessary. This news has had most |
beneficial effect upon the Emperor's |
health and spirits.
The committee appointed to prepare 8 |
new German civil code have completed |
their task.
The Frankfort Gazette affects to know
budb uuIlUSl VI IOunuSulldI uGulUGI5 OI |
the socislistic party from all points of the |
empire are now assembled in secret con-
clave at Cassel,
The Bavarian elections for members of
the Landtag resulted in the return of sew
enty-tWO Liberals, five Catholics, four
Protestant Conservatives and seventy
seven Ultramontsnists. The Centre
party lost ten seats.
BITTER FEELING TOWARD RUSSIA.
BERLIN, July 3.-The Cologne
Gazette publishes a proclamation, which
It says the Patriotic League has been
irving to circulate in Alsace and Lorraine
The Gazette asserts that General
Boulsnger, before his deposition from
the War Ministry really intended 3 coup
1'etat, and was only prevented from car
rying out his designs by General Sassir.
The relations between Germany and
Russia are becoming incomprehensible.
While there is seeming concord between
the two courts the war of determination
against everything German is ever in
creasing in Russia. This action on her
part is resulting in intense bitterness
against that country in Berlin. The first
symptom of this feeling has been the
OutCry against Germans investing in
Russian stocks, the Cross Gazette ar
guing that government which virtually
expels foreigners will not scruple 10 de-
fraud its creditors if war furnished the
necessary r-etcI.. The articles showing